We just finished up a green screen shoot with the puppets last night. Here are a few pictures to share what the two days were like.
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manipulated the puppets to a soundtrack we've already created with
voice actors. We shoot each puppet individually then Lee composites them
in the desired layout. In that way it is much like a traditional
animation process. |
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Lee is responsible for the cameras, lighting, capture equipment and anything technical. |
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The characters waiting for their cue. |
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When shooting this way the image that I am seeing in the monitor is opposite to what my arm is doing. This always takes good bit of practice to get right. |
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A few of our puppets have too much green in their skin and costumes to shoot in front of the green screen, so we have to put up a make shift blue screen for their footage. |
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